“Seize the moment... It's all about today's sales”

Pros:  “Good pay... Hard word.... Free cable services”

Cons:  “Micro manage.... Turn around high” – Full Review

“Great Place to Work”

Pros:  “I rarely have to work more then 40 hours a week and get paid well for my position and years of experience. I really enjoy the people I work with, but like with anywhere your…”

Cons:  “I wish I got the opportunity to travel a little whether it would be to satellite offices or to go to seminars/conventions.” – Full Review

“A very Nice place to work”

Pros:  “Friendly coworkers, great benefits, good starting pay”

Cons:  “Training was a little disorganized” – Full Review

“out of business”

Pros:  “laid back no pressure able to think outside the box”

Cons:  “poor treatment of employees, everything is about money” – Full Review

“Great projects, great people and so much learning”

Pros:  “everyone is willing to help you, and they will recognize your talent as long as you try hard and show them you have passion.”

Cons:  “Can't think of anything right now. I was very happy with my experience.” – Full Review

“Organization in flux”

Pros:  “I have always really enjoyed working here - love the work and there has always been a strong focus on people, retention, and benefits. Some of that has dissipated over the…”

Cons:  “Transparency and clear communications from leadership have been lacking lately. I'm not sure of the direction of the organization or the people strategy moving…” – Full Review

“Good for research”

Pros:  “Big system, shared facility among all colleges around New York City”

Cons:  “Salary is low for living in New York City” – Full Review

“Run by book people”

Pros:  “Smallest of the Big Six, great coworkers, faith in the power of good books above commercial cunning, most people in positions of great power are people who believe in books…”

Cons:  “Book people aren't always the most organized, being run by editors means being run by micromanagers, very little room for growth because those at the top are *too…” – Full Review